I once used a commercial cleaner without reading the instructions because they were written in atom sized letters l couldn't see. All my chrome bathroom fittings turned brown and had to be replaced. Later l managed to read the instructions using a powerful magnifying glass. It said, "do not use on chrome fittings". Instructions like this should be clearly written so older people can read them.
Probably "Zep" or similar. It's awesome, but I've heard of a bunch of nightmares with chrome lol. You'd think they'd make the letters for that stuff a bit bigger at least.
Vinegar is acidic, it can cause corrosion just like bleach. If used to clean things, it needs to be washed off as well. It took me a long time to learn this.
Never use vinegar on grout unless you plan on resealing it. Vinegar can etch the grout. Also on your steamer it works great on mattresses and pillows to help kill dust mites.
1. Tank of a clothes iron 2. Marble, granite, or lime countertops 3. Dishwashers 4. Electronics 5. Hardwood floors 6. Stainless steel knives or other utensils (including aluminum and copper) 7. To degrease stove tops 8. Washing machines 9. ???
This list is too general and only covers the basics Every situation is different and depends on concentrations of vinegar and applications and how long it will sit on the type of surface and that is to be discussed in too much detail to be covered in just one video.
Thank you. I was about to do the “vinegar/baking soda” washing machine cleaning. Technique, but had wondered about that large rubber seal being damaged. Will forego.
There's no point putting vinegar and baking soda together. The baking soda is a base which neutralizes the acid in the vinegar. It's the acid that cleans.
@@PaperGrape Seconding this. If you intend to use a neutralized cleaning paste, mixing baking soda & vinegar works for that, but it's only the abrasion of the paste that is cleaning at that point, not the chemical properties of the mix.
Clean the bottom of your iron with a Tylenol (acetaminophen) tablet or paracetamol tablet - the plain tablet , in coated . Just hold the tablet carefully onto the bottom of a warm iron - and presto it melts away the backed on synthetic crud !
316 Grade steel is ideal, but it is getting harder to find! A lot of the stuff coming out of China is 304 steel, which will pit and rust from salt and acid over time.
Stainless steel will rust if wet residue is left on it over time. Yes, it will rust. You can use wet cleaners on stainless steel just make sure you dry it off very well as soon as possible.
stainless steel does rust, it just rusts slower. It depends on the grade. cheaper 300 grade rusts, 400+ grades do not. If its made in China and extremely thin, it will probably rust regardless.
NEVER use vinegar to clean mould off walls in which there are nails or screws! It gets into the tiniest crevices to the metal, and before you know it, the nails and screws holding your walls together are rusting away... It leads to awful rust marks in the short term, too.
Vinegar was reccomended by Bosch for cleaning my stainless dishwasher , not a peoblem. I always used it instead of Jet-dry to eliminate a film on my dishes, not sure how safe.
I would always go with what the manufacturer recommends. There are many different types of stainless and it can work with some types. They would have tested it to be sure.
When we bought our Bosch I asked the sales agent what to use to clean the front surface of the dishwasher and the suggestion was 409. 409 was also recommended to use on our granite countertops but I also follow that up with a coating of pledge to give it a nice shine. Learned that from a dear friend who knew how to clean anything (very well).
Once heard that vinegar is great automotive cooling system flush. Ran through my ram van… it did wonderfully somehow modernizing my van. Turned the bright green coolant orange red…. Yeah that’s right rust. I believe it eat some type of lining or coating. Then started on the block. Thanks whoever it was that recommended that.
I always add an ounce of distilled vinegar to the 1st rinse of cotton towels and clothes. Might this damage my washing machine over time? I love the way it makes my towels soft, fluffy and absorbent.
I clean my faucets with it. N if i get anything cast iron that needs restored...its awesome for it. Even restored a cast iron Jotul woodstove sitting for 23 years with just a spray bottle of vinegar n a brush.
I have a cleaning question. I use old towels and washrags for my cleaning rags. When I finish cleaning I have a small pile of disgusting rags. What is the best way to clean them? Personally I use water with bleach and TSP, then launder.
That's a great way to clean them. You can even put vinegar in the water where it's diluted. I just wouldn't use it straight in the dispenser so that it gets to the inside of the washer.
Don't take a chance on ruining your stainless steel because stainless steel comes in different grades and usually cooking utensils , dishwashers and other items made of stainless steel is a low grade of stainless steel , If a magnet sticks to your stainless steel , Then it's a low grade of stainless , If a magnet does not stick , It's a high grade of stainless , but only high grade stainless will stand up to heavy duty cleaners , Always use the right cleaner for the job and always read the instructions on the cleaner and the safety precautions and always wear your PPE , Personal protective equipment , Rubber gloves , Safety goggles etc
You're welcome, it will be fine once in a while. but knowing how expensive washing machines are, I want mine to last for as long as possible. So no go for me!
Straight vinegar would have to be in contact with seals and hoses for long periods of time to do any real damage, I wouldn't stop using vinegar because this woman says you should.
I have something on my cupboards that won't come off. Very sticky residue. Tried EVERYTHING, including krud kutter. In this vid you say there is a link in description for a cleaner that worked on dirtiest stove, but i see no link. Please advise. Thanks!
Here's the video and the product is ammonia ua-cam.com/video/gPSRdHkZC10/v-deo.html thanks for the catch! I think a steam cleaner would get it as long as it has a sealant if it's wood.
Yikes, what else is left? I used vinegar for all these things lol you'd think with the vinegar mixed with the water wouldn't have any of these effects, as each appliances do an extra rinse in the end? Dang, vinegar was my go to, too! BTW, scrubbing bubbles with bleach (in the plastic spray bottle-the can stuff doesn't work as good) works like a miracle on the tub and shower walls, even gets the mold that's embedded between the tiles, just spray and walk away, seriously though, spray really fast.... walk away and leave the windows open and shut the door, this stuff is powerful and will close up your throat, give it 15 to 30 minutes, depending on how bad your stains are, and when you go back, all you'll need to do is rinse it down the drain.
Are you referring to the scrubbing bubbles FOAMING bleach? I absolutely love this stuff. I use it on my kitchen sink and it makes it look like new. Chlorax has a foaming bleach also and I think it works even better.
Yes you can. Just dilute it even more that what already is and do an extra rinse if possible. And the washing machine it gets so diluted it won't do damage. Also try coffee maker cleaner. It is very mild but effective.
Yes, even generic brands effect the lungs!😅 I thought I was the only person that wanted to run!!!😜I’ve been remembering to wear a mask when I spray. The Dollar General foam cleaner works well, cost less.
If that citrus general purpose cleaner has citric acid in it, then you are just cleaning with a different acid based cleaner. Check the ingredients and be careful.
Absolute nonsense when it comes to the washing machine tip. People have been using vinegar in washing machines for decades now, you just have to dilute the acidity to certain amount, not to overdo it. Properly diluted Vinegar is far better for all materials than a fabric softener, which tend to be especially harmful for any kind of "technical" sports fabrics. Where I live there's even a full section of different scented "laundry vinegars" in the fabric softener / detergent aisle.
If you have tile any multi purpose cleaner and/ or diluted vinegar should do. For laminate, just water and maybe a bit of very diluted multi cleaner like Lysol.
Had a marble floor destroyed by using vinegar. Etched it and we could not corrects it . DIY sweat equity and a lot of $$$$$ later now have ceramic tile. I hate the smell of vinegar.
My old Magnlite pots and a few other utensils are turning black. This has just started in the last few months. Has anyone else’s aluminum pots, colanders, garlic presses, etc doing the same? You touch it and black comes off all over your hands.
She's trying to help people use caution and not just blindly follow cleaning hacks that could possibly damage things they're trying to clean how is that her doing it as if she's smarter than everyone else? Why take it so personally? If you fell that no one can make videos about knowing something that that might help others, why are you watching them? What a weird thing to get butthurt about
Toxic to inhale. First aid teacher( also paramedic ) said that they often have to respond to people who have poisoned themselves using ammonia is small spaces( bathrooms).
@@beckyconstantinides2546 Diluted in water the fumes aren't strong, and I always turn on the exhaust fan when using it in the bathroom. I'm also careful not to use it along with other cleaners.
@@Bobrogers99 I basically stopped using ammonia after my first aid teacher/ first responder told the class they see ammonia poisoning frequently. Vinegar works just as well. Cheaper too.
I don’t like cleaning with vinegar at all. I prefer rubbing alcohol over vinegar. That’s my personal preference. Not the oven though. I clean my oven with baking soda and sprinkle it all in the glass inside the oven on my glass stove top. It comes clean and shiny and it gets off all the gunk out of the oven and on the glass oven door. And it’s better and so much less expensive than the stove top clean as were they want at least $10 for an 8 ounce plastic bottle. Went for a dollar, I buy baking soda and get the same amount of use from it. And it’s non-toxic and it doesn’t smell.
Thanks for the warning! My expensive cleaning lessen: I once read that you should leave your shower down open some to air it out. After several moths the glass has fallen down so much it wouldn’t shut all the way. It wasn’t a cheap repair. So I feel for you!
I have tried to use vinegar to clean Keurig and in my steam cleaner. My steam cleaner stopped working so I tore it apart and the main kettle is made of aluminum and was clogged. I'm not sure if it was from the vinegar or hard water.
On the steam cleaner it's likely from the water. I empty all of the water out after each use. The minerals form white clumps that over time can clog the machine.
The best thing for removing mineral deposits is CLR , It does a great job in removing mineral deposits and is biodegradable , One time my lady friend had me check her dishwasher and it wasn't taking on water , So I took the solenoid valve apart and cleaned the parts with CLR , reassembled it and put it back in the dishwasher and now it takes on water like it should , The solenoid valve was clogged with mineral deposits and the CLR got rid of those deposits in a couple minutes I would recommend it for cleaning a steam iron but only do it when the iron is cool and afterwards , Fill the tank and dump in out several times to rinse it thoroughly
I've used vinegar on my hard wood floors for years and they look brand new! I also use it in the washing machine with my towels. I've never had a problem! I would totally disagree with your video!
Do you have really hard water? Minerals in your water might be neutralizing the acid in the vinegar, which would reduce the damage it could otherwise do. Also, you may have some other sort of coating on the wood floors helping out that not everyone would have.
And the people who've had damage would disagree with you. She was explaining that materials used in appliances can be different and some may be fine but not others, she didn't say that no appliances would be fine
I wouldn’t drink it, it’s hard on your teeth (just like soda but people drink it). But diluted and in salad dressings and as an ingredient it’s totally fine.
I get it that we should not use vinegar on everything and read instructions but I almost wonder if this video is sponsored by commercial products manufacturers.
@fa9183 a company that makes a food item is also making a cleaner.... Granted vinegar is more or less a natural substance but in this instance its a difference in concentration.
@corinnestevens6452 I'm also aware it's used in canned goods or to add flavor to food... What I'm getting at is the fact a company that specializes in condiments (or at least that's what they are best known for) are making cleaning products... I'd rather keep the 2 completely separate thanks.
I only use vinegar with baking soda in sink and tub drains. That's it. There are much better cleaners available these days which do a far superior job than vinegar. The #1 active ingredient in all vinegar cleaners is never listed - and it is always "elbow grease". You must always work harder to clean anything with vinegar. So many people try to tell me, "Oh, but it's wonderful for windows!" No, it isn't. Armorall Auto Glass Cleaner is wonderful, vinegar is a pain - and a hideous stench!
I once used a commercial cleaner without reading the instructions because they were written in atom sized letters l couldn't see. All my chrome bathroom fittings turned brown and had to be replaced. Later l managed to read the instructions using a powerful magnifying glass. It said, "do not use on chrome fittings". Instructions like this should be clearly written so older people can read them.
I agree they need to make the important information in larger print. So sorry to hear it ruined your faucets 😒
Amen
Probably "Zep" or similar. It's awesome, but I've heard of a bunch of nightmares with chrome lol.
You'd think they'd make the letters for that stuff a bit bigger at least.
Vinegar is acidic, it can cause corrosion just like bleach. If used to clean things, it needs to be washed off as well. It took me a long time to learn this.
Some companies have instructions on-line.
Never use vinegar on grout unless you plan on resealing it. Vinegar can etch the grout. Also on your steamer it works great on mattresses and pillows to help kill dust mites.
I have granite countertops and I use Dawn mixed with water in a spray bottle and my countertop are clean and shinny 😊
I use a mix of mrs meyers, water, and rubbing alcohol on my granite and floor.
I have used vinegar in my washing machines for over 20 years without any problems...
Same!
Hi
you shouldn't, it's bad for the machine especially the rubber seals
1. Tank of a clothes iron
2. Marble, granite, or lime countertops
3. Dishwashers
4. Electronics
5. Hardwood floors
6. Stainless steel knives or other utensils (including aluminum and copper)
7. To degrease stove tops
8. Washing machines
9. ???
This list is too general and only covers the basics Every situation is different and depends on concentrations of vinegar and applications and how long it will sit on the type of surface and that is to be discussed in too much detail to be covered in just one video.
@@vaderladyl I quit cleaning anything. My life has improved. I don't even wash my clothes anymore
@@voidremoved Definitely too much cleaning is also bad. There are some things I wash less often than the norm too.
Thank you! I didn't want to spend 8 min's to get the answers. Ppl like you are out here doing God's work. 😂
Thank you. As soon as she went off topic with the steam cleaner I was done.
Wow! Would not have known not to use vinegar for all these things. Thanks.
Avoid acid on certain surfaces. Great advice. However, citrus, like in the Grove Co product, is also an acid!
Acetic acid and citric acid are two different animals.
50% distilled water 50% isopropyl alcohol @ 92%. Works great on quartz counter tops, disinfects & no streaks. Works on LOTS of stuff.
Thank you. I was about to do the “vinegar/baking soda” washing machine cleaning. Technique, but had wondered about that large rubber seal being damaged. Will forego.
There's no point putting vinegar and baking soda together. The baking soda is a base which neutralizes the acid in the vinegar. It's the acid that cleans.
@@PaperGrape Seconding this. If you intend to use a neutralized cleaning paste, mixing baking soda & vinegar works for that, but it's only the abrasion of the paste that is cleaning at that point, not the chemical properties of the mix.
Thanks for your advice about not using vinegar I was thinking of doing so to clean a stain on the counter top
My boss has a marble business he told me just warm water with a bit of dish soap makes the marble shine
Yes marble doesn't need much cleaner at all.
My Boss said " Make America Great Again "
Clean the bottom of your iron with a Tylenol (acetaminophen) tablet or paracetamol tablet - the plain tablet , in coated . Just hold the tablet carefully onto the bottom of a warm iron - and presto it melts away the backed on synthetic crud !
If your stainless steel utensils are rusting, that's not stainless steel. Many cheaper products I see these days are merely stainless steel coated
316 Grade steel is ideal, but it is getting harder to find! A lot of the stuff coming out of China is 304 steel, which will pit and rust from salt and acid over time.
As someone once told me, stainless does not mean stain-proof, it means it stains LESS. Probably depends on the type & exposure as well.
Stainless steel will rust if wet residue is left on it over time. Yes, it will rust. You can use wet cleaners on stainless steel just make sure you dry it off very well as soon as possible.
Jessica H is correct. Vinegar will corrode 304 stainless.
stainless steel does rust, it just rusts slower. It depends on the grade. cheaper 300 grade rusts, 400+ grades do not. If its made in China and extremely thin, it will probably rust regardless.
Thank you. So, is there a video for the types of surfaces that vinegar does clean?
Yes! Snake venom, nicotine, digitalis are all natural. Natural does not mean harmless.
I sometimes ask people if they would eat poison ivy since it's all natural.
NEVER use vinegar to clean mould off walls in which there are nails or screws! It gets into the tiniest crevices to the metal, and before you know it, the nails and screws holding your walls together are rusting away... It leads to awful rust marks in the short term, too.
What to use instead? Bleach? Ammonia?
Vinegar was reccomended by Bosch for cleaning my stainless dishwasher , not a peoblem. I always used it instead of Jet-dry to eliminate a film on my dishes, not sure how safe.
I would always go with what the manufacturer recommends. There are many different types of stainless and it can work with some types. They would have tested it to be sure.
I use it to on mine, and was told to by Kitchen Aid....
When we bought our Bosch I asked the sales agent what to use to clean the front surface of the dishwasher and the suggestion was 409. 409 was also recommended to use on our granite countertops but I also follow that up with a coating of pledge to give it a nice shine. Learned that from a dear friend who knew how to clean anything (very well).
Don't put vinegar into the toilet cistern . It will eat away the rubber seals.
If black mold...use clean vinegar...mold is airborne n worse!
I put it in toilet bowl
Once heard that vinegar is great automotive cooling system flush. Ran through my ram van… it did wonderfully somehow modernizing my van. Turned the bright green coolant orange red….
Yeah that’s right rust. I believe it eat some type of lining or coating. Then started on the block.
Thanks whoever it was that recommended that.
It destroyed your block?
I just tried dawn & vinegar to clean a nasty tub a renter left me n it worked great!
I always add an ounce of distilled vinegar to the 1st rinse of cotton towels and clothes. Might this damage my washing machine over time? I love the way it makes my towels soft, fluffy and absorbent.
No I had done it for years and no problem. It is well diluted in the machine.
We add vinegar to every wash load it helps your clothes avoid /repel ticks. Was told to do this after husband got lyme disease!
What should you clean with vinegar?
I clean my faucets with it. N if i get anything cast iron that needs restored...its awesome for it. Even restored a cast iron Jotul woodstove sitting for 23 years with just a spray bottle of vinegar n a brush.
Hi and thank you for your video! Can you tell me what brand steamer you were using on the floor? I need something like that!
Thank you for this important information regarding vinegar!
What about stainless steel appliances like the front of your fridge?
The Queen of Clean says vinegar IS NOT a cleaner, it's a RINSE AGENT.
It does have some cleaning and antibacterial properties, so I think it is a cleaner too but it's an acid, so it can do some damage.
Cleans rust but must be neutralized afterwards with a base such as baking soda/water mix
The only question to ask her: how much are they paying to sponsor her message?
Guess it’s a cleaning agent when mixed with backing soda. Otherwise a rinse agent?
The iron should used distilled water. It has no staining minerals as tap water does.
You didn't leave the link for the scrubby you used in the counter. Thanks for the great tips!
Awesome tips thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thanks Kirby, always good to see you here.
I have a cleaning question. I use old towels and washrags for my cleaning rags. When I finish cleaning I have a small pile of disgusting rags. What is the best way to clean them? Personally I use water with bleach and TSP, then launder.
That's a great way to clean them. You can even put vinegar in the water where it's diluted. I just wouldn't use it straight in the dispenser so that it gets to the inside of the washer.
Bleach and water is enough.
5:54 what is that machine with the steam youʻre using to clean your floors?
What do you use instead of Vinegar?? What do you use for fabric softner that is natural??
You can use vinegar because it will only sit for a few minutes and it is well diluted in the water.
Can you please share the vinegar water ratio for using as a fabric softener? Thanks for sharing.
What to use to get mold out of grout in tavertine tile? The grout is wearing away
Try peroxide or very diluted bleach and a brush. Rinse thoroughly.
There is a special spray cleaner for grout at the hardware store where tile and grout supplies are
I have stainless steel utensils and stainless silverware, and I don’t use vinegar on them ever. Myth? Yet I refrain using on stainless.
Don't take a chance on ruining your stainless steel because stainless steel comes in different grades and usually cooking utensils , dishwashers and other items made of stainless steel is a low grade of stainless steel , If a magnet sticks to your stainless steel , Then it's a low grade of stainless , If a magnet does not stick , It's a high grade of stainless , but only high grade stainless will stand up to heavy duty cleaners , Always use the right cleaner for the job and always read the instructions on the cleaner and the safety precautions and always wear your PPE , Personal protective equipment , Rubber gloves , Safety goggles etc
stainless steel = no rust, ever. go ahead and use it, i have
Thank you!!! That was very helpful. No more in my dishwasher or washing machine.😊
You're welcome, it will be fine once in a while. but knowing how expensive washing machines are, I want mine to last for as long as possible. So no go for me!
Straight vinegar would have to be in contact with seals and hoses for long periods of time to do any real damage, I wouldn't stop using vinegar because this woman says you should.
Hello how are what do you recommend to clean tile floor
Hi, I would use a steam mop (like a Shark) or a spin mop for tile (such as O' Cedar)
Or, if you gave a steam cleaner, use the mop attachment.
I have something on my cupboards that won't come off. Very sticky residue. Tried EVERYTHING, including krud kutter. In this vid you say there is a link in description for a cleaner that worked on dirtiest stove, but i see no link. Please advise. Thanks!
Here's the video and the product is ammonia ua-cam.com/video/gPSRdHkZC10/v-deo.html thanks for the catch! I think a steam cleaner would get it as long as it has a sealant if it's wood.
I use Murphy’s oil soap and it Works great
Must people use distilled water in the Iron.
Yikes, what else is left? I used vinegar for all these things lol you'd think with the vinegar mixed with the water wouldn't have any of these effects, as each appliances do an extra rinse in the end? Dang, vinegar was my go to, too!
BTW, scrubbing bubbles with bleach (in the plastic spray bottle-the can stuff doesn't work as good) works like a miracle on the tub and shower walls, even gets the mold that's embedded between the tiles, just spray and walk away, seriously though, spray really fast.... walk away and leave the windows open and shut the door, this stuff is powerful and will close up your throat, give it 15 to 30 minutes, depending on how bad your stains are, and when you go back, all you'll need to do is rinse it down the drain.
Are you referring to the scrubbing bubbles FOAMING bleach? I absolutely love this stuff. I use it on my kitchen sink and it makes it look like new. Chlorax has a foaming bleach also and I think it works even better.
Yes you can. Just dilute it even more that what already is and do an extra rinse if possible. And the washing machine it gets so diluted it won't do damage. Also try coffee maker cleaner. It is very mild but effective.
Yes, even generic brands effect the lungs!😅 I thought I was the only person that wanted to run!!!😜I’ve been remembering to wear a mask when I spray. The Dollar General foam cleaner works well, cost less.
The bathroom I use is very small. If i use chlorine based products, I turn the vent on to dissipate odors.
If that citrus general purpose cleaner has citric acid in it, then you are just cleaning with a different acid based cleaner. Check the ingredients and be careful.
Absolute nonsense when it comes to the washing machine tip. People have been using vinegar in washing machines for decades now, you just have to dilute the acidity to certain amount, not to overdo it. Properly diluted Vinegar is far better for all materials than a fabric softener, which tend to be especially harmful for any kind of "technical" sports fabrics. Where I live there's even a full section of different scented "laundry vinegars" in the fabric softener / detergent aisle.
YES. Thank you!
I just ask can you clean the coffe stainless steel coffe pod
What do you recommend for cleaning floors? Thank you for this video!! Man I learned allot!!!!
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If you have tile any multi purpose cleaner and/ or diluted vinegar should do. For laminate, just water and maybe a bit of very diluted multi cleaner like Lysol.
Had a marble floor destroyed by using vinegar. Etched it and we could not corrects it . DIY sweat equity and a lot of $$$$$ later now have ceramic tile. I hate the smell of vinegar.
no one likes the smell, they use it because it is extremely useful, you misused it, your fault bud
@@LinkinParked thank you for your input. "Bud", a paid cleaning. woman used it on my marble.
Can you do this with 100% silk pillow case??
Wow! I never knew that ketchup was so tough to remove from countertop. Thank goodness she had a steamer. 🤔
Lol!!
Thank you
My old Magnlite pots and a few other utensils are turning black. This has just started in the last few months. Has anyone else’s aluminum pots, colanders, garlic presses, etc doing the same? You touch it and black comes off all over your hands.
Sounds like an oxidation reaction to some acid or high humidity.
How can you wash towels that have a gross smell then?
Oxy cleaner with hot water.
Yes, I agree oxygen bleach is great for both cleaning and odors. Especially with towels.
they make lysol laundry sanitizer for sterilizing and getting rid of odors in colored clothes
Try original Pine Sol and yes, you can use vinegar diluted in the rinse, not in the dispenser, poured in the water.
Which mop/bucket system was the one showed?
The fact there are people out here making videos like this as if they are smarter than everyone else. I’m dying lol
She's trying to help people use caution and not just blindly follow cleaning hacks that could possibly damage things they're trying to clean how is that her doing it as if she's smarter than everyone else? Why take it so personally? If you fell that no one can make videos about knowing something that that might help others, why are you watching them? What a weird thing to get butthurt about
oven?
I use ammonia and water as my basic cleaning agent, and it works well.
Toxic to inhale. First aid teacher( also paramedic ) said that they often have to respond to people who have poisoned themselves using ammonia is small spaces( bathrooms).
@@beckyconstantinides2546 Diluted in water the fumes aren't strong, and I always turn on the exhaust fan when using it in the bathroom. I'm also careful not to use it along with other cleaners.
@@Bobrogers99 I basically stopped using ammonia after my first aid teacher/ first responder told the class they see ammonia poisoning frequently. Vinegar works just as well. Cheaper too.
Is there a list I could just read, please.
What’s an iron”😂😂😂
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Can I use vinger in the toilet bowl?
no, clean your toilet daily with just a mild all purpose spray and you will never get build up or stains
Eyeglass cleaner from your optician works well on device screens.
Can I use vinegar on chrome
Can stain chrome. Try diluted on a spot that is not visible. Rinse as soon as you spray on or apply on. Don't let it sit.
I would have never considered using vinegar for anything besides marinating my chips.
I don’t like cleaning with vinegar at all. I prefer rubbing alcohol over vinegar. That’s my personal preference. Not the oven though. I clean my oven with baking soda and sprinkle it all in the glass inside the oven on my glass stove top. It comes clean and shiny and it gets off all the gunk out of the oven and on the glass oven door. And it’s better and so much less expensive than the stove top clean as were they want at least $10 for an 8 ounce plastic bottle. Went for a dollar, I buy baking soda and get the same amount of use from it. And it’s non-toxic and it doesn’t smell.
Great channel
I tried cleaning baked on grease on baking sheet, it was a complete failure
Soaking it dish washing fluid usually works.
Definitely don't leave it on your bathtub, I destroyed the white enamel and had to have brand new bathtub installed.
Thanks for the warning!
My expensive cleaning lessen: I once read that you should leave your shower down open some to air it out. After several moths the glass has fallen down so much it wouldn’t shut all the way. It wasn’t a cheap repair. So I feel for you!
I poor the vinegar straight into the washing machine bowl with the clothes…. Hope this is okay😮
no don't do that, it doesn't make your clothes any cleaner anyway
I have tried to use vinegar to clean Keurig and in my steam cleaner. My steam cleaner stopped working so I tore it apart and the main kettle is made of aluminum and was clogged. I'm not sure if it was from the vinegar or hard water.
On the steam cleaner it's likely from the water. I empty all of the water out after each use. The minerals form white clumps that over time can clog the machine.
I always use distilled water in steamerss
The best thing for removing mineral deposits is CLR , It does a great job in removing mineral deposits and is biodegradable , One time my lady friend had me check her dishwasher and it wasn't taking on water , So I took the solenoid valve apart and cleaned the parts with CLR , reassembled it and put it back in the dishwasher and now it takes on water like it should , The solenoid valve was clogged with mineral deposits and the CLR got rid of those deposits in a couple minutes
I would recommend it for cleaning a steam iron but only do it when the iron is cool and afterwards , Fill the tank and dump in out several times to rinse it thoroughly
I used 5% vinegar on the shower tiles and they cracked
That’s horrible!
I've used vinegar on my hard wood floors for years and they look brand new! I also use it in the washing machine with my towels. I've never had a problem! I would totally disagree with your video!
You are correct! I use it in place of fabric softener to remove any detergent residue, lessen static, etc. Works perfectly!
Do you have really hard water? Minerals in your water might be neutralizing the acid in the vinegar, which would reduce the damage it could otherwise do. Also, you may have some other sort of coating on the wood floors helping out that not everyone would have.
And the people who've had damage would disagree with you. She was explaining that materials used in appliances can be different and some may be fine but not others, she didn't say that no appliances would be fine
Follow your manufacturers instructions, not a UA-cam video. I got a new tub. They recommend using vinegar.
Use all natural stuff no chemicals .use mirrors fiber cloths
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Vinegar has a pH of 2. Bleach is 13, Baking soda 8-9. Salt is 7.
I tried to make a fabric softener using vinegar and it made my clothes hard. Disclaimer: I didn't use the exact ingredients.
Steamer great
Don't use it on car glass.
So what does it do to our body ?? Its ok to drink it, and not ok to clean stuff using vinegar??? WTH?
I wouldn’t drink it, it’s hard on your teeth (just like soda but people drink it). But diluted and in salad dressings and as an ingredient it’s totally fine.
Why wouldn’t you just use a cleaner that is for granite or stone surfaces, I clean professionally and for granite, I use a granite cleaner….
Put denture cleaner in your dishwasher.
Wow, that's a new one I haven't heard before!
Don't turn the iron on...
It eats grout
I get it that we should not use vinegar on everything and read instructions but I almost wonder if this video is sponsored by commercial products manufacturers.
too much vinegar will eat holes in copper and chrome plated brass drains under your sink run water in sink to rinse it down after pouring it in sinks
I’ve used Simple Green for years, even though the trophy wife married to the owner of the company I can’t stand.
the fact a ketchup company makes cleaning vinegar is troubling.
Why
@fa9183 a company that makes a food item is also making a cleaner....
Granted vinegar is more or less a natural substance but in this instance its a difference in concentration.
You know there is vinegar in ketchup right? So maybe it’s a vinegar company making a condiment
@corinnestevens6452 I'm also aware it's used in canned goods or to add flavor to food...
What I'm getting at is the fact a company that specializes in condiments (or at least that's what they are best known for) are making cleaning products...
I'd rather keep the 2 completely separate thanks.
Vinegar isn’t just for cleaning . It is used in a lot cooking applications
I only use vinegar with baking soda in sink and tub drains. That's it. There are much better cleaners available these days which do a far superior job than vinegar. The #1 active ingredient in all vinegar cleaners is never listed - and it is always "elbow grease". You must always work harder to clean anything with vinegar. So many people try to tell me, "Oh, but it's wonderful for windows!" No, it isn't. Armorall Auto Glass Cleaner is wonderful, vinegar is a pain - and a hideous stench!
Real pearls…….NOT!
dont use on grout!
75% Vinegar can clean your skin...off.
So basically don't clean anything with vinegar
just delete the video and make a new one
Just some feedback the 🚫 with the loud noise sounds similar to an Amber Alert or weather warning. It’s a bit off putting… no sarcasm just sharing. 🩵
I wonder if it’s the jets - we live near a base. Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you.